Housing Urged For Ports of Embarkation
Washington June 4 servicemen may soon be allowed to live with their families near ports of embarkation before overseas deployment. Representative Izac said the plan, proposed by the national housing agency, hinges on materials from the War Production Board. Navy cooperation exists. army policy appears unsympathetic, with service families already living in shacks and cars near bases awaiting departure.
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Housing aid for servicemen and families proposed in wartime policy
The article discusses moving families to training and embarkment areas, urging policy revisions to ease housing. It notes moral concerns for wives and mothers with months left before husbands go overseas and cites a proposed $90 million housing appropriation for soldiers and their families. It also mentions soup aid from drained cooking water for soups and sauces.
Language Problem Delays Allied Parley at Bretton Woods
At Bretton Woods New Hampshire July 16 language and communication problems chiefly with the Soviet delegation hinder progress at the United Nations monetary conference. Interpreters and Moscow cables slow exchanges on concessions while analysts note Moscow contact may shape views on the eight billion dollar currency stabilization fund and its weights.
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United Nations
Kremlin
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Steodo
Hamilton county appoints Miss Helen Free head of child welfare
Miss Helen Free, named executive of the Hamilton county board of child welfare in Cincinnati, brings three years of service as case supervisor for the Child Protective Society. She has collaborated with United Charities and the YWCA of St Paul, and is a Carnegie Tech graduate who studied at the University of Minnesota.
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Child. Protective Society
Chris Emmett
Miss Free
Case
Hamilton County
Research Reveals Record Floods Across Regions
Kansas City reports discuss global and regional rainfall extremes with notes on historic floods and record monthly totals. Scientists cite measures from India Assam to California noting anomalously wet periods and isolated driest seasons in comparison. Weather observers reference old data and military engineering implications.
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California
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Philippines
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Assam
India
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Meteorological notes on rainfall and 1929 Alabama downpour
The Meteorological Society notes impressive figures from SAN ANTONIO'S LIGHT as rainfall spreads over a Thursday in July 194. A March day in 1929 saw an average 12 inch downpour drenching 10,000 square miles in southern Alabama, releasing 105 million tons of water. The piece also mentions dates and warns washing packaged dates before use.
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Can Meteorotogical Society
San Antonio
Alabama
Itching First Application Promises Relief and Money Back
An advertisement touts BLUE STAR OINTMENT promising relief from intense itching. It claims the product aids healing and offers a money back guarantee if the first jar fails to satisfy. The copy references generic terms like “serene,” “Raab Tester” and “Pingo” and uses marketing phrases to encourage trial.
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